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Turn Ratio

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Turn Ratio 

(also turns ratio), the ratio of the electromotive forces (emf’s) induced in the primary and secondary windings of a transformer by the mutual magnetic flux, that is, the flux in the magnetic circuit. It is equal to

where e1 and e2 are the emf’s in the primary and secondary transformer windings, w1 and w2 are the numbers of turns in the primary and secondary windings, and Φ is the mutual magnetic flux. In practice the turn ratio is defined as the ratio of the rated supply voltage of the primary winding to the voltage of the open secondary winding, and the error caused by the difference between the emf and the voltage of the primary winding is neglected.



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Yellow behemoths that require wide turn ratios and make frequent stops can be frustrating, especially over the next few weeks, when schedules are adjusted to improve routes and include a child or two whose address might have gotten lost in the logistic muddle of getting hundreds of children from various spots to one destination in a 10-minute window.
A solution can be found by altering stance, swing amplitude, hip/shoulder turn ratio, grip, etc.
 
 
 
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